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Study Finds Most IVF Add-On Treatments Lack Proven Benefits for Fertility

23 Haziran 2026The Guardian

A recent study has revealed that most IVF 'add-on' treatments lack reliable evidence and do not enhance fertility, potentially wasting patients' money. Over 70% of IVF patients in the UK, Australia, and New Zealand opt for these additional procedures, which include acupuncture, corticosteroids, and various forms of…
While some treatments like Endometrial scratching show a slight increase in pregnancy chances, the overall effectiveness of these add-ons remains questionable.
The study is the largest of its kind and reflects a growing trend in reproductive medicine where patients are offered numerous supplementary treatments alongside standard IVF. This trend has been fueled by aggressive marketing and the emotional stakes involved in fertility treatments, leading many to pursue options…
The findings of this study raise significant concerns about the commercialization of fertility treatments. With a substantial number of patients investing in unproven add-ons, it highlights the need for clearer regulations and guidelines in the IVF industry.

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